Hi, is there a good .ISO burner I can download? I have a CD, just need to burn a .ISO to it.
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Jump to PostDepends upon the OS. I use Brasero or K3b on Linux. On Windows I use Alcohol 120%, but that I paid for - fewest "coasters" of all I've worked with on Windows. I've had no problems with Brasero or K3b on Linux, but I think they both use mkisofs (genisoimage) …
Jump to PostImage Burn is a great freeware burner that is very user friendly and updates regularly to keep up with changes in technology.
http://www.imgburn.com/index.php?act=download
Jump to PostI don't burn ISOs, I use Virtual Clone Drive
Jump to Posti use alcohol 120
So do I, when I have to burn on Windows. Normally I am running Linux so I use the various tools there, such as Brasero or K3b, which use the command-line tools underneath.
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